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Windfall.

We had a great interest in ghosts, prompted by a fear of being called a shitebag for turning down a dare when we were younger. In a less than spooky...
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Missed You.

My junkie girlfriend sold her body to feed her habit. ‘I’m no doing any harm,’ she said. ‘I sold myself tae you. Look how that fucking worked oot?’ I...
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Tilly cut loose from the day

Tilly cut loose from the day Brightness like a red balloon Utterances dumbstruck with gravity Details don’t matter Holding onto her giggling A...
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Uncle John's Popemobile.

Black specks were moving on the stacked plates of uneaten leftovers and the casual smears of a man that had tried to tidy up. Casualties lay on the...
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Sweaty

Sweaty was jumpy. He reached for a wrench. Rubbed grit from the window and squinted his one good eye to look through plastic into the yard. Neither...

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aye and aye, sadly true.

Posted on Tue, 09 Dec 2025

aye and aye, sadly true. where are we noo? 

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Posted in The Big Picture

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the poet in you, indeed,

Posted on Thu, 04 Dec 2025

the poet in you, indeed, Jenny. 

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Posted in Happiness Of Anticipating Inspiration

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to be out and about is poetry

Posted on Tue, 02 Dec 2025

to be out and about is poetry to bring home. 

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Posted in "Winter Constitutional"

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Radost to the water boards.

Posted on Thu, 27 Nov 2025

Radost to the water boards. Radost to the moron's moron, Farage and Le Pan all whose incomes have received a signficant boots from our Russian friends. Radocst to the Tory Scum Party. I was going to say something about snakes. I think you've...

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Posted in Nor Any Drop to Drink

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I think the wee guy in flip

Posted on Fri, 28 Nov 2025

I think the wee guy in flip flops played for the Peru team that beat us 2-0 in the 1970 world cup. the stars there were in alignment with the pub. I don't want to diminish your great achievement, but we really should have beaten them. 

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Posted in Inca Ice and Lupins

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we used to call kids that

Posted on Wed, 26 Nov 2025

we used to call kids that were good at maths 'brainy' at school. There was always a kid called 'Brains' in telly programmes, such as the Double Deckers. I've never really bothered having a brain. It's too much work. 

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Posted in AWOL

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I'm ahead with nuclear wars

Posted on Tue, 25 Nov 2025

I'm ahead with nuclear wars (planned) and introverts, extraverts and perverts on the moron's moron, Trump scale, but I've never heard of otrovert? 

I thought you'd just made it up. But it's true. I don't know how it applies to me as I...

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Posted in Water Water Everywhere

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we'd two sinks when we moved

Posted on Thu, 20 Nov 2025

we'd two sinks when we moved into our council house, a gerry-built tin box, but gerry didn 't build it. the wee sink was for dishes and stuff. The bigger sink for the mangle. A pulley above our head for drying clothes when  you couldn't put them...

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Posted in Dolly Blue Monday

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a small word stress. It lies

Posted on Sun, 23 Nov 2025

a small word stress. It lies flat on the page. ‘swallowing the sun as a dwarf star’. Well, wonderful words. 

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Posted in Curiosity is the Only Requirement

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Hair today, gone tomorrow.

Posted on Fri, 21 Nov 2025

Hair today, gone tomorrow. Well, in my case that's true. Your memories hold true. 

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Posted in Drama Of Pheromones

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